Kate Middleton and Prince William were also criticized more than ever before. Since the Megxit was made official, the Cambridge’s have been on all fronts and are “closely watched” by Elizabeth II, as an expert in the documentary Kate & William, Too Good to Be True? assures us.
Since the departure of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry, all the lights have been on them. After the Megxit, and with the coronavirus epidemic, Prince William and Kate Middleton took on a new dimension.
The Cambridge’s, who had already established themselves as future monarchs for a few months, increased their commitments and accepted a greater workload. And if George, Charlotte and Louis’ parents also have to endure harsh criticism – as was the case in the columns of Tatler magazine – they can count on the presence of their relatives.
In particular, the experience of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip. In the Channel 5 documentary William & Kate: Too Good to Be True? broadcast Saturday, June 13, author Tom Quinn assured that the royal couple were “closely watched” by Her Majesty and the Prince Consort.
According to him, the monarch and her husband, who recently celebrated his 99th birthday, are paying special attention to the appearances and speaking engagements of Kate Middleton and Prince William.
This is for an almost obvious reason: to avoid further mistakes within the British Royal Family. Again according to Tom Quinn, Elizabeth II wants to avoid new betrayals, as she has known from Prince Harry and Meghan Markle: “The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh are watching them very closely, especially since the younger members of the royal family have had very serious problems in the past and they don’t want this to happen again”. Above all, Elizabeth II wants to prevent the couple from suffering from their notoriety, which intensifies as their responsibilities increase.
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Prince William and Kate Middleton “feel responsible”
As has been the case since the beginning of the Covid-19 outbreak, during which they have multiplied video calls and the taking of strong and symbolic words, their actions are under more scrutiny than ever.
“They feel almost entirely responsible because they are the only influential people young enough to be there right now, except for Sophie and Edward,” analysed Ingrid Stewart, the editor of Majesty magazine.
They have the highest profile and they want to use it for the benefit of the monarchy, which should be seen as a comfort to people at this time.” And there’s no way they’re going to let that happen. After the publication of a controversial article on “Catherine, The Great”, the Cambridge family has pulled out all the stops. The couple, who set out to find out who was responsible, got the investigation withdrawn.
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